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How To Analyse Your Favourite Music: Referencing & Stereo Information

This video shows you how to analyse a tune in Ableton to better understand how it was mixed. Do you use a reference track to help you get a different perspective on your mix? Do you A/B test? In the clip, cut from one of our recent Q&A livestreams for members, Rob takes a tune he likes (in this case Krafty Kuts - Plastic Wax) and uses a number of plugins to take a look 'under the hood' and figure out where sounds sit in the mix. Where is most of the stereo information occuring? Why do different parts of the track sound bigger? What does the side information look like? Paying attention to the information found in your favourite record can really make the difference when it comes to your own mix! Plugins used: DMG Audio Track Meter: https://dmgaudio.com/products_trackme... Plugin Boutiqur Stereo Savage: https://www.pluginboutique.com/produc... BECOME A MEMBER The Membership gives you instant access to our complete collection of courses, regular live streams from amazing artists and monthly free content including samples, plugins and offers. Become a student of Producertech’s head tutor Rob Jones. Start your free trial today: https://www.producertech.com/producer... ABOUT PRODUCERTECH Producertech first formed in 2009 with the launch of our first website Live Courses, featuring Ableton Live courses by certified trainer Rob Jones. After many subsequent websites and courses, we now have a single online school with a wide range of titles on most major software and areas of music production. Our mission is to deliver high quality and easy to follow tutorials that teach how to make electronic music in any style, brought to you by the best producers and instructors from around the world. CONNECT WITH US Facebook:   / producertech...​   Instagram:   / ​   Twitter:   / producertech​   Website: https://www.producertech.com/